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2012 Hyundai i30 Trophy now on showroom mantlepiece

The Hyundai i30 Trophy has returned to help see off the current version of the Korean car maker’s top seller, ahead of the second-generation model that is expected mid-year.


The limited edition Trophy costs $21,690 with a manual gearbox or $23,690 with an auto, and sits between the current range’s SX and SLX trim levels.

The five-door i30 Trophy comes with more goodies than the SX, including front foglights, rear spoiler, titanium-grey 16-inch alloy wheels, and ‘Trophy’ badging to help tdistinguish the special edition from its kin.

Behind closed doors, drivers score cruise control, a leather gear-knob and leather steering wheel featuring audio and cruise controls.

Standard Hyundai i30 fair includes remote keyless entry, power windows and mirrors, integrated iPod connectivity with Bluetooth, and a chilled glove box.

The i30 Trophy also continues with Hyundai’s safety features of electronic stability control, anti-lock brakes, six airbags, and 'anti-whiplash' front head restraints, all contributing to a five-star ANCAP safety rating.

The Trophy is offered with the i30's petrol engine only - the 105kW/186Nm 2.0-litre four-cylinder petrol engine that returns fuel consumption figures of 7.2 litres per 100km (7.6L/100km auto)

Hyundai will be hoping the new i30 Trophy shares a similarly positive future to the original Trophy special edition introduced back in 2010, selling more than 3700 vehicles.

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